The mine-adventure; or, An expedient, first, for composing all differences between the partners of the mines late of Sir Carbery Pryse. Secondly, for establishing a new method for the management thereof, and thereby ... settling an equal and fair constitution for every person concerned. Thirdly, for granting several charities out of the same to the poor of every county in England and Wales, without prejudice to the partners. Fourthly, for enabling the partners to employ a much greater stock therein, and consequently (intghe same proportion) to advance the gain and profits thereof. Fifthly, for discharging all debts, duties, and demands chargeable upon said mines, orginally occasioned by seveal expensive law-suits, between the said Sir Carbery Pryse and the patentees of royal mines. And, sixthly, for raising a large stock of 20000 l. (clear of all manner of incumbrances) for the working and carrying on the said mineral works, to the great advantage of the king and kingdom). Proposed by Sir

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  • The mine-adventure; or, An expedient, first, for composing all differences between the partners of the mines late of Sir Carbery Pryse. Secondly, for establishing a new method for the management thereof, and thereby ... settling an equal and fair constitution for every person concerned. Thirdly, for granting several charities out of the same to the poor of every county in England and Wales, without prejudice to the partners. Fourthly, for enabling the partners to employ a much greater stock therein, and consequently (intghe same proportion) to advance the gain and profits thereof. Fifthly, for discharging all debts, duties, and demands chargeable upon said mines, orginally occasioned by seveal expensive law-suits, between the said Sir Carbery Pryse and the patentees of royal mines. And, sixthly, for raising a large stock of 20000 l. (clear of all manner of incumbrances) for the working and carrying on the said mineral works, to the great advantage of the king and kingdom). Proposed by Sir
  • Mine adventure; Expedient,first, for composing all differences between the partners of the mines late of Sir Carbery Pryse
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London : printed by Freeman Collins, in the Old-Baily, 1698.
Added name
Collins, Freeman, printer.
Publication year
1698
ESTC No.
R30041
Grub Street ID
112947
Description
16 p. : ill. ; 2°.
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Signatures: [A]]2] B-D]2.
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Wing gives imprint as "For Freeman Collins"